Must Game For Both Teams In Firelands Conference Showdown
St Paul travels to Edison for a pivotal Firelands Conference clash that could decide co champion status. Edison seeks a win to avoid forfeiting the title while St Paul aims to spoil and return to the race. Flyers coach Bill Hubans emphasizes fundamentals as two players recover from minor injuries.
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St. Paul
Edison
Castalia
Flyers
Firelands
Chargers
Mapleton
South Central
Hubans
Mike Pusateri
Bill Ackerman
Bills and Chargers Clash in Wakeful Weekend Showdown
Bills remain winless at 0-5 as they host 1-4 San Diego in a late Saturday matchup telecast to Buffalo fans. Other AFC picks favor Oakland over Cincinnati Miami over New York Jets Cleveland over Denver and Pittsburgh over Houston. NFC entries include Detroit over Chicago and Los Angeles over Green Bay. Interconference highlights Dallas over New England Kansas City over Washington and Minnesota over Baltimore in Monday night action.
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Bill Madden
Buffalo
Buffalo Bills
San Diego Chargers
Pacific Coast
Oakland
Cincinnati
Miami
New York Jets
Cleveland
Denver
Pittsburgh
Houston
Detroits
Chicago
Los Angeles
Green Bay
San Francisco
St. Louis
Atlanta
New Orleans
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Dallas
New England
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Baltimore
Bills
John Rauch
Ralph Wilson
Harvey Johnson
Wilson
NFL
Rauch
Ron McDole
Dennis Shaw
Shaw
Haven Moses
Marlin Briscoe
O.J. Simpson
Simpson
San Diego
Sid Gillman
Charger
Lance Alworth
Gillman
Freshman Dick Miller earns starting role for Ashland Eagles
Dick Miller of Monroeville becomes Ashland College's first freshman starter this year, earned for the Homecoming Game against Ohio Northern University. He recently moved to defensive end after backing up all season, with 24 tackles and key kickoff coverage.
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Ashland
Dick Miller
Monroeville
Ashland College
Ohio Northern University
Miller
Eagles
Hillsdale
Mich
Fred Martinelli
Norwalk eighth graders blank Bellevue 8 0 in season finale
Norwalk eighth graders earned their third win and third shutout of the season by routing Bellevue 8-0. Brad Mason opened with a 70 yard power play TD and two point run as the Trucker defense stifled Bellevue late. Norwalk closes 1971 season hosting Monroeville at 4 15 Thursday.
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Norwalk
Bellevue
Redmen
Trucker
Monroeville
Recreation Schedule for the Week
The recreation center lists daily activities from Monday to Saturday with 6 a.m. fitness, gym classes for grade school groups, and evening volleyball leagues. Sunday and evening hours are closed for the Halloween parade. Friday includes both junior and senior high events in the afternoon and gym sessions.
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Berries
Sheller Globe
Coffee Corner
Monroeville Lassies
Methodist
Lutheran
Maplettes
Booster Meeting
N.H.S
Rotary Room
Lefty Grove
Rotary
St. Pauls
Home Savings
Blue
L.J.J
Presbyterian
Irish
Saints
Huron County Bank
Bamblers
Combo
Girl Scout Troop
Jr. & Sr. High
Sr. High
Castalia Prepares for Big High School Football Night
Margaretta High School hosts a crowd surge as Berlin Heights Milan and Norwalk fans converge. The stadium behind the school seats about 2000 with ample parking and extra police and volunteers to ensure order.
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Castalia — Margaretta High School
Berlin Heights
Milan
Norwalk
Margaretta
Lucas Street
Gene van Orsdal
Margaretta Stadium
Lowell Street
Ohio 250
Bogart Road
Castalia
Amato Shines In Flyer Win
St. Paul junior high Flyers finish a 6 1 record with a 28-8 win over Black River. Seventh grader Jim Amato entered late in the first period, directed the attack, and connected on a 33 yard pass to Duane Traves for a TD as Chuck Borgeson and Mike Grell also scored.
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Borgeson
Mike Grell
Jim Amato
Amato
Joe Gross
Tom Quinn
Duane Traves
St. Paul
Willard and Norwalk play to a hard fought 6-6 tie
In a defensive battle the Norwalk Flashes held Willard to two first downs as the seventh grade game ended 6-6. Harold Garcia scored for Willard, Tom Becker and Brett Hill connected on a Norwalk scoreless, with the seventh graders scrimmaging afterward.
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Willard
Norwalk
Flashes
Truckers
Bob Andrews
Harold Garcia
Tom Becker
Brett Hill
Clyde
Michigan Gridders Back Anti War Halftime Show
The University of Michigan Wolverines support an antiwar halftime show for the Oct. 30 homecoming game. Fifty players from the third ranked team signed a petition urging the troops be brought home, even as they prepare for halftime in Indiana.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor, Mich
UPI
University of Michigan Wolverines
Vietnam
Wolverines
Indiana
Michigan players back antiwar petition at homecoming
The Michigan football team saw two players sign a petition by Vietnam Veterans Against the War asking the veteran group to read names of fallen soldiers after the band halftime show. Coach Schembechler and President Fleming voiced personal opposition to the war but stayed out of the parade proceedings.
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University of Michigan
Billy Taylor
Glenn Doughty
Vietnam
State Department
Taylor
Bo Schembechler
U-M
Robben W. Fleming
Fleming
Don Canham
Wisconsin First Couple to Attend Ohio State Homecoming
Gov. and Mrs. Pat Lucey of Wisconsin will be the guests of Gov. John J. Gilligan at Ohio State University homecoming football game against Wisconsin on Saturday, Gilligan announced.
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Wisconsin
Ohio State
Miami
Bowling Green
Kent State
Xavier
Ohio University
Virginia Tech
Dayton
Toledo
Ohio Northern
Ashland
Southern Illinois
Akron
Baldwin-Wallace
Wittenberg Capital
Muskingum
Denison
Oberlin
Heidelberg
Westminster
Kenyon
Wooster
Columbus
UPI
Pat Lucey
John J. Gilligan
University of Wisconsin, Gilligan
Flag Football Action Meyer Becomes Nite Life's 5th Victim
The Nite Life improved to 5–0 with a 31–0 win over Bob Meyer Chevrolet in Norwalk league play. Mike Goodman scored twice, Ed Snyder, Bob Perkins and Jim Foos added one each. Meyer fell to 2–3. Midway Truck Center remained undefeated at 4–1 with a 34–6 win over Janesville Products, led by Mike Leak, Steve Hohler, Jim Grine, Bob Prince and Dave Wasiniak with five TDs. Denny Davie added a safety and Dick Mack a conversion. Bellevue Eagles beat Bennett Electric 39–0 for their third win as Dave Dreher scored thrice. Wakeman McJan's defeated Mac's Sons 20–6 with key TDs from Jack Krupp, Bob Markworth and Bob Martin.
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The
Nite Life
Bob Meyer Chevrolet
Norwalk
Mike Goodman
Ed Snyder
Bob Perkins
Jim Foos
Bob Meyer
Midway Truck Center
Janesville Products
Midway
Mike Leak
Steve Hohler
Jim Grine
Bob Prince
Dave Wasiniak
Denny Davie
Dick Mack
Steve Hadley
Janesville
Bellevue Eagles
Bennett Electric
Eagles
Bennett
Dave Dreher
Bellevue
Ed Matz
Don Martin
Denny Moyer
Mike Sieger
Tom Smith
Dave Hutchins
Jack Krupp
Bob Mark
Smith Stars For Dana Blair Vikings Defeat Westmore
Dana College Viking defensive back Dan Smith intercepted a pass and recovered a fumble helping his team beat Westmore College 20 to 13 on October 2. The Norwalk High grad and second year starter has nine solo tackles and 29 other tackles this season and helped stop Westmore at the one yard line in the fourth quarter.
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Blair
Dan Smith
James Smith
Southgate Drive
Dana College Vikings
Ball
Westmore College
Smith
Westmore
Norwalk High
Vikings
Former Tribe Owner William Daley Dies at 79 in Cleveland
William Raymond Daley, 79, former owner of the Cleveland Indians, died at the Cleveland Clinic after a long illness. He held major Indians stock from 1956, served as team president from 1962, and sold his stake in 1966. Daley led Otis & Co. bank, was a trustee of U.S. Realty & Investments, a director at Murray Ohio, and a close associate of Cyrus Eaton.
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Cleveland
UPI
William Raymond Daley
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Clinic
Daley
Indians
Otis & Co
U.S. Realty & Investments
Murray Ohio Manufacturing Co
Cyrus Eaton
Chargers place Strozier on waivers for rook Lee Thomas
San Diego Chargers announce tight end Art Strozier is placed on waivers to clear room for rookie defensive end Lee Thomas. In Grenoble France the Olympic Alpine ski team warns it may withdraw from the winter Games if any member is banned for not being an amateur.
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SAN Diego
UPI
San Diego Chargers
Art Strozier
Lee Thomas
Grenoble
France
First World Cup Hockey Tourney Opens in Colorado Springs
The inaugural World Cup hockey event features teams from the United States, Russia, and Czechoslovakia. It runs December 27 to 29 in Colorado Springs, then moves to Bloomington, Minnesota for January 1 to 3 games.
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United States
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bloomington
Minn
Riordan Injured Knicks Guard to Miss Two Months
New York Knicks reserve guard Mike Riordan fractured the navicular bone in his left wrist on Thursday and will be out for eight weeks, sidelining him from NBA action.
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NEW York
UPI
Mike Riordan
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Bowling Results
A local bowling alley hosted a results update with standings and scores from recent games. Players competed across divisions, with top totals highlighted and referential notes about upcoming league matches and prize awards.
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By Don Hohler
Chris Amato
John Potts
Jim Boyden
Bill Hubans
Jim
Boyden
Martinelli
Arden Miller
R.R. 2
Mark Jones
Brad Mason
John Lendrum
Flyer
Black River
Clint Tinker
Africa
PGA
College Grid State
Meyer
Dana
Strozier
Riordan
Deeble’s
Sunoco
Leeds’ Fine Foods
Battles Insurance
Schneider's, Inc
Schild’ S
LGA
Saginaw Wire
Bee Hive Queens
Barman & Seitz
Royal Motel
Gilbert's Jewelers
Wappler Instrument
Chase Heyman, Hay & Straw
Dick's Lawnmower
W.F.W. Auxiliary
Comet Cleners
Fisher Wayside
Bee Hive Ueens
Janice Camp
Rita Thayer
Betty Grosswiler
Joan
Peggy Old
Betty Fiteh
Kathy Chandler
Marjorie Brookover
Beverly Zak
Marlene Draper
Mary Kayatin
Wyla Salo
Mary Ot
Carole Nottke
Tri-County
Landmark
Fashion S
Howell Real Tate
Bud Brady Builders
Saginawire
Fireland's Insurance
Connie's Little Laundry
Wakerman Barber Shop
Erie County Bank
Home Savings & Loan
Rotary Printin
Connie's Law
Norwalk Sordere
Parson's Garage
Margie's
Caterin
Glenn's Wonder
Wapper Instrument
E. Rollins
R. Mattlave
M. Friend
L. Betz
M.A. Stoll
E. Werner
F. Stotts
Norwalk City Dartball Village Barn
Eineck’s
Windy's
Frankie's
Margie’s Catering
Mon. of
N. F. Legion
Knob Hill Conservation
Nor. K. of C
Moose
Obie's
Nor. Legion
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